The current market is showing a weak consolidation trend. The core issue? An imbalance between bullish and bearish forces, combined with key resistance levels suppressing the market.
First, let's look at Bitcoin. The Fed’s interest rate cut expectations are indeed sending liquidity signals, but here’s the problem—ETF funds are continuously flowing out, and the correlation with traditional assets is loosening, leading to a clear lack of buying power. The $93,000 to $95,000 range has repeatedly pushed back rebounds. Technically, the 15-day and 20-day moving averages are both showing a bearish arrangement. After breaking below the $90,000 mark yesterday, the recovery has also been less than ideal.
Now for Ethereum. Although the network upgrade is fundamentally positive, its linkage to BTC is too strong. There is obvious resistance above $3,200, and the short-term consolidation range has not been broken, with the rebound lacking sustained momentum.
The key to watch next is whether the core support levels can hold. Without a breakout on increased volume, the probability of continued downward movement in a consolidation pattern is higher.
Strategy Reference: Consider short positions for BTC in the 89,700–90,200 range, with a target around 88,500. For ETH, you can also try shorting in the 3,050–3,070 range, targeting the 3,000 level.
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CryptoMom
· 4h ago
It's the same old talk again—just because there's a bearish pattern, it's all over? Why do I feel like it's always said this way, but then it reverses and pumps right after?
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GateUser-e87b21ee
· 12-07 08:43
It's the same old death cross setup again, nothing new here.
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GateUser-c802f0e8
· 12-06 21:59
Still trying to buy the dip? You really should have faced reality by now.
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memecoin_therapy
· 12-06 21:59
Same old rhetoric again—death cross, exit, resistance level... Why not just say we've hit the bottom?
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SorryRugPulled
· 12-06 21:58
Damn, it's dropped below 90,000 again. Is it really going to hold this time?
ETF funds are fleeing like crazy. Where's the promised rate cut dividend...
For short positions, I feel like I still have to wait for a breakout with volume before making a move.
BTC at least needs to hold 88,500. Otherwise, we'll really have to beg for mercy.
ETH's correlation is so strong, there's no independence at all—it's just following Bitcoin around like a sidekick.
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BottomMisser
· 12-06 21:52
Dropped below 90,000 again? I fucking told you not to try to bottom fish here.
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just_another_wallet
· 12-06 21:51
Starting to cut again, is it really going to break 90,000 this time?
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RugpullAlertOfficer
· 12-06 21:48
Once again, it's a dump rhythm. After breaking 90,000, it still can't recover—it's looking a bit shaky.
ETF outflows are really heartbreaking. Liquidity signals are one thing, but money talks louder.
This round of short positioning is kind of interesting, but I'm just worried it might be another case of the market moving the other way.
Can 88,000 really hold? Honestly, it's looking uncertain.
With the moving averages arranged like this, the short term is definitely tough, but the overall trend hasn't reversed yet.
ETH following BTC is so annoying. When will it have its own independent trend?
As for the 88,500 level, it depends on whether any big sell orders come in.
#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 Morning Observation on December 7: $BTC and $ETH Trend Analysis
The current market is showing a weak consolidation trend. The core issue? An imbalance between bullish and bearish forces, combined with key resistance levels suppressing the market.
First, let's look at Bitcoin. The Fed’s interest rate cut expectations are indeed sending liquidity signals, but here’s the problem—ETF funds are continuously flowing out, and the correlation with traditional assets is loosening, leading to a clear lack of buying power. The $93,000 to $95,000 range has repeatedly pushed back rebounds. Technically, the 15-day and 20-day moving averages are both showing a bearish arrangement. After breaking below the $90,000 mark yesterday, the recovery has also been less than ideal.
Now for Ethereum. Although the network upgrade is fundamentally positive, its linkage to BTC is too strong. There is obvious resistance above $3,200, and the short-term consolidation range has not been broken, with the rebound lacking sustained momentum.
The key to watch next is whether the core support levels can hold. Without a breakout on increased volume, the probability of continued downward movement in a consolidation pattern is higher.
Strategy Reference:
Consider short positions for BTC in the 89,700–90,200 range, with a target around 88,500.
For ETH, you can also try shorting in the 3,050–3,070 range, targeting the 3,000 level.